Estimated Reading Time: 3min

Vairochana Buddha (大日如来佛) is the designated zodiac guardian for those born in the years of the Sheep (1967, 1979, 1991, 2003) and the Monkey (1968, 1980, 1992, 2004). Particularly influential in China across the sixth through tenth centuries, Vairochana remains revered as the supreme and all-encompassing Buddha in different Buddhist sects spanning across East Asia. 

With his wisdom, Vairochana Buddha governs three realms – wealth, success, health and relationships. He empowers devotees to rise to the top of their fields, cementing their positions as movers and shakers of their respective disciplines.

Imperial Harvest’s Vairochana Buddha

Imperial Harvest’s Eight Zodiac Guardians collection immortalises Vairochana Buddha’s visage in superlative Imperial Harvest-grade jadeite and draws inspiration from the all-encompassing wisdom that is only emphasised by the persistence, determination, independence and wit characterised by the individuals born in the years of the Sheep and the Monkey.

Auspicious Emblems

Designed with those born in the year of the Sheep and the Monkey in mind, Imperial Harvest melds the values and blessings central to Vairochana Buddha into an exquisite Imperial Harvest treasure. 

As one of the most influential figures in the Buddhist religion, this powerful manifestation of the Vairochana Buddha features distinct auspicious emblems, each attributed with different blessings to guide and assist destined owners in achieving breakthrough success.

Emblem of Wisdom

 

Fully immersing himself in the extensive research of Buddhist literature, Master David studied Buddhist mudras before deciding on the most appropriate mudra to adapt into his design of the Fine Jadeite Vairochana Buddha. In Buddhist studies, mudras refer to symbolic hand gestures or poses often employed in rites, rituals and meditations to evoke intended states of mind.

The Bodhyagri mudra adopted by Imperial Harvest’s Vairochana Buddha is an emblem of his supreme wisdom, with the gesture being both a symbolic and experiential one that invokes understanding, wealth and benefactor support in Vairochana’s destined devotees.

This mudra is also known as the “fist of wisdom”, and is a gesture entailing the left index finger being grasped with the right hand. This powerful gesture imparts blessings of wisdom and prosperity, aiding individuals to climb to the pinnacle of their respective industries.

Five Wisdom Buddha Crown 

Symbolic of Vairochana Buddha’s vast wisdom, the Five Wisdom Buddha Crown encompasses the blessings of the Five Great Buddhas. They represent different core aspects of Buddhism: the great mirror wisdom, the wisdom of equality, the wisdom of profound insight and wisdom of accomplishment. 

The crown adorning Vairochana Buddha encompasses these blessings from the Five Great Buddhas, empowering our blessed clients with the wisdom and foresight necessary to scale new heights and attain excellence in their professional careers. 

Guardian Serpent

Positioned prominently behind Imperial Harvest’s Vairochana Buddha is the Guardian Serpent, representing elements of rebirth, intelligence, charm and determination. A powerful allegory of rebirth and renewal, the serpent’s ability to grow then shed its old skin before re-emerging is symbolic of its destined owner’s ability to grow from our past experiences, and the opportunity to start over anew.

Paying tribute to one of the most influential figures in Buddhism, Imperial Harvest’s Vairochana Buddha is meticulously hand-finished by our team of master artisans, boasting a wealth of multi-generational techniques and experience in their craft. The signature radiance and intricacy that details each Imperial Harvest Eight Zodiac Guardians treasure are derived from the artful application of intricate jadeite cutting, carving and polishing techniques. Combined with a series of precise design specifications and the highest quality control standards established by Master David, each treasure in the collection achieves the highest echelons of craftsmanship.

Vairochana Buddha blesses and inspires countless people born under his patronage, bolstering the values of persistence, foresight, diligence and determination incumbent in the journeys towards success. 

Estimated Reading Time: 3min

Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva (得大勢菩薩) is the designated zodiac guardian for individuals born in the year of the Horse (1966, 1978, 1990, 2002). Revered as one of the eight great bodhisattvas in Buddhism, Mahasthamaprapta is the embodiment of the power of wisdom, with his name directly translating to “he who has obtained the highest strength”.

One of the oldest and most formidable bodhisattvas, Mahasthamaprapta is often depicted in a trinity alongside Amitabha Buddha (zodiac guardian of the Dog and Boar) and Guan Yin (zodiac guardian of the Rat). Representative of the power of wisdom, he is tasked with the important role of leading those born in the year of the Horse on their journeys towards success. 

Imperial Harvest’s Iconic Jadeite Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva

Immortalising Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva in Imperial Harvest-grade jadeite, the Eight Zodiac Guardians collection is greatly inspired by his mission of empowering humanity — a motive deeply resonant with the mission and ethos at the heart of Imperial Harvest. By imparting immeasurable insight and invaluable intelligence to his devotees, they are able to overcome their challenges and adversities, achieving their fullest human potential.

Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva’s encompassing wisdom and intelligence is reflected in the individuals born in the year of the Horse. A testament to the staunch determination, intelligence and zealousness of the Horse, the wisdom imparted by Mahasthamaprapta accelerates their professional breakthroughs and empowers them with strategic benefactor support.

Auspicious Emblems

In order to best suit those born in the year of the Horse, Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva accelerates breakthroughs and advancements in our blessed clients’ endeavours. The auspicious emblems featured in the Fine Jadeite Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva hold auspicious significance, and are attributed with different functions with which destined owners can leverage to overcome their personal and professional challenges.

Blossoming Lotus

The blossoming lotus is a powerful symbol of triumph over the challenges and obstacles that we face on our life journeys. As the lotus emerges from the muddy water, it is a powerful metaphor for each individual’s innate ability to thrive in spite of adversities. In growing through challenges, we are able to achieve new frontiers, and expand our horizons.

Imperial Harvest’s Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva wields a blossoming lotus, signifying benefactor support, wealth and success. With the lotus, Mahasthamaprapta guides those born in the year of the Horse on their paths to success.

Mythical Phoenix 

The likeness of the mythical phoenix is almost synonymous with luck, good fortune and an abundance of opportunities. The phoenix is an auspicious symbol of all-encompassing inner strength and magnifying potential for success. The personification of virtue, grace, self-reflection and transformation in Chinese folklore, the phoenix endows influence and authority over Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva’s destined devotees.

As one of the legendary mythical creatures depicted in Imperial Feng Shui, the majestic phoenix rises from the ashes of burnt Qinan incense, empowering those born in the year of the Horse with strategic benefactor support and guiding them upwards on the ladder of success.

Imperial Harvest’s team of master artisans artfully and meticulously hand-finish each jadeite treasure, boasting a wealth of multi-generational expertise and experience in this venerable craft. The signature lustre and intricacy that details each Imperial Harvest Eight Zodiac Guardians treasure are exemplified by the impeccable application of jadeite cutting, carving and polishing techniques. Following a series of precise design specifications established by Master David, each treasure maintains the highest echelons of craftsmanship through Imperial Harvests stringent quality control standards.

As one of the most formidable figures in the Buddhist pantheon, Imperial Harvest’s Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva captures this zodiac guardian in all its glory, empowering their destined devotees with wisdom, foresight and acuity – an immense testament to the self-development and reflection essential on their journey towards success.

Estimated Reading Time: 2min

Samantabhadra Bodhisattva (普贤菩萨) is the designated zodiac guardian for those born in the year of the Dragon (1964, 1976, 1988, 2000) and the Snake (1965, 1977, 1989, 2001). His name, translating to "universal worthiness", alludes to the all-encompassing righteousness and virtue so closely associated with this venerated deity.

In certain Buddhist traditions, Samantabhadra is often depicted flanking Gautama Buddha alongside Manjusri Bodhisattva (zodiac guardian of the rabbit). This trinity of deities is associated with different key aspects of Buddhism: Manjusri with wisdom, Gautama Buddha with enlightenment and lastly, Samantabhadra with action. 

As one of the principal bodhisattvas, Samantabhadra is omnipresent and enables the control of time, places and physical conditions — blessings which are bestowed upon his devotees, empowering them to design, construct, and manifest their destinies into reality.

The Fine Jadeite Samantabhadra Bodhisattva

Samantabhadra Bodhisattva’s all-encompassing virtue and goodness are reflected in individuals born in the years of the Dragon and the Snake. A testament to the wisdom, intelligence, insightfulness, determination and ambition so resonant with Imperial Harvest’s ethos to take charge and forge our own destinies. 

Auspicious Emblems

Inspired by Samantabhadra’s enduring beneficience and dedicated commitment to fostering unlimited human potential, Imperial Harvest’s Fine Jadeite Samantabhadra Bodhisattva melds distinct, auspicious symbols of success and prosperity to aid and empower his destined devotees. 

These charismatic and charming individuals find themselves empowered to lead their professional lives with authority and effortlessness. 

Six-tusked White Elephant 

Inspired by classical impressions of the deity, Samantabhadra Bodhisattva is depicted mounted atop a white six-tusked elephant — a symbol of the power inherent in us to overcome our obstacles and challenges. The six tusks of the elephant allude to overcoming attachments to the six senses of Buddhism, thereby allowing destined devotees with the insight, focus and determination to stay on the right path towards their goals and aspirations. 

According to Imperial Feng Shui principles, the number 6 is both fortuitous and prosperous — representing six sources of income: career, business, investment, windfall, trading and lastly, inheritance. 

Ruyi Scepter with Wish-Fulfilling jewel

An important and auspicious symbol of wealth and prosperity, the Ruyi Scepter with the wish-fulfilling jewel central to Chinese folklore. Samantabhadra Bodhisattva wields this all-powerful scepter, fulfilling both tangible and intangible wishes of his destined devotees. 

Serving as a symbol of financial abundance, the Ruyi scepter empowers them to supercharge their financial potential to reach their important goals and aspirations.

The wish-fulfilling jewel embedded in the scepter is representative of Samantabhadra’s wishes to liberate humanity. By granting the wishes and manifesting the aspirations of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva’s devotees, the compelling jewel empowers them with lucrative business dealings and remunerative career opportunities alongside high investment returns — ushering prosperity and abundance to those under Samantabhadra’s patronage.

Sun and Moon

Under the backdrop of the ever-revolving Sun and Moon, Samantabhadra Bodhisattva empowers his devotees with wealth, prosperity and abundance all year round. 

Each intricate jadeite treasure is meticulously hand-finished by Imperial Harvest’s team of master artisans, each boasting a wealth of multi-generational expertise in this venerable craft. The signature lustre and intricacy that details each Imperial Harvest Eight Zodiac Guardians treasure is derived from the impeccable application of jadeite cutting, carving and polishing techniques that follow a series of precise design specifications established by Master David. Each treasure maintains the highest echelons of craftsmanship through our stringent quality control standards.

Today, Samantabhadra’s enduring virtuousness and dedication towards guiding and fostering unlimited human potential continue to inspire those under his patronage. The blessings bestowed by Imperial Harvest’s Samantabhadra Bodhisattva reflects in the inner strength and determination of those born in the years of the Dragon and the Snake, and presents in their pursuit of excellence, and in achieving their goals and aspirations.

Estimated Reading Time: 3min

As the designated zodiac guardian for those born in the year of the rabbit (1963, 1975, 1987, 1999), Manjusri Bodhisattva (文殊菩薩) epitomises wisdom, insight and enlightenment. Revered for his sharp instincts and astute judgement, Manjusri is regarded as one of the eight great bodhisattvas, and one of the oldest in literature.

One of the most culturally significant deities in the Buddhist pantheon, Manjusri was said to have originated in China from the mountains closely associated with Mount Wutai. Scholarly accounts have referred to pilgrimages from India and other Asian countries to Mount Wutai in veneration of Manjusri throughout the seventh century.

The rabbit is distinguished by its charisma, broad-minded nature, adaptability, ambition, kindness and calm in the face of adversity which ultimately secured the rabbit its place in the zodiac. Although minuscule in stature, the rabbit was able to quickly adapt to its circumstances, ultimately securing its position at the end of the race. Therein lies an important lesson of the merits of open-minded adaptability, and how our circumstances do not limit our successes.

Imperial Harvest’s iconic Eight Zodiac Guardians collection draws inspiration from the wisdom that Manjusri Bodhisattva imparts to his devotees, creating an intricate visual representation of this beloved deity.

Auspicious Emblems

Catering to those born in the year of the rabbit, the Fine Jadeite Manjusri Bodhisattva blesses his devotees with immense foresight and intuition, essential ingredients in reaching the pinnacle of their professional careers. 

The emblems featured inspires foresight, courage and wisdom, encouraging the ambitious, driven and intelligent individuals synonymous with the year of the rabbit to take swift and decisive actions in their pursuit of success.

Flaming Sword 金刚宝剑

A metaphor for cutting through the darkness of ignorance, the flaming sword held by Manjusri Bodhisattva illuminates the path to prosperity and success for those born in the year of the rabbit. Through this, the insightful clarity that an individual gained would make way for massive breakthroughs in their business, career and investment ventures.

The Prajnaparamita Sutra 般若波羅蜜多

First referred to in early Prajnaparamita sutras, Manjusri Bodhisattva became closely associated with this tradition and was revered as the embodiment of transcendent wisdom.

Translating to "the Perfection of Wisdom", the Eight Zodiac Guardians Manjusri Bodhisattva wields the Prajnaparamita sutra, thereby enlightening his destined devotees with the wisdom and intuition to be the architects and designers of their own destinies. 

This principal sutra empowers its destined owner with thoughtful insight, allowing them to identify possibilities and opportunities in their personal and professional lives.

Blue Lion 狮子

Numerous historical accounts depict Manjusri Bodhisattva riding atop a ferocious blue lion, a powerful emblem that symbolises the strength to overcome the challenges and obstacles that we face. Depictions of Manjusri mounted on a lion were prevailed throughout the Tang dynasty (618 to 907 A.D.) and in this form, he is representative of the use of self-reflection and wisdom in mediating your inner strengths and thoughts. 

The taming of the blue lion represents overcoming formidable obstacles and opponents in the path to your success, securing monumental victories and opportunities.

Each jadeite carving is meticulously hand-finished by Imperial Harvest’s team of master artisans, boasting a wealth of multi-generational techniques in this respected craft. The signature intricacy and lustre that details each Imperial Harvest Eight Zodiac Guardians treasure follow a series of precise design specifications established by Master David. 

Imperial Harvest maintains the highest quality control standards, with the meticulous application of jadeite cutting, carving and polishing techniques allowing each treasure to achieve the highest echelons of craftsmanship. 

The wisdom imparted by Manjusri Bodhisattva continues to guide countless people born under his designated zodiac sign, offering foresight and intuitive decision-making qualities. These insightful qualities imparted by Manjusri grant those born in the years of the Rabbit favourable advantages in their personal and professional endeavours. 

Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins 

Akasagarbha Bodhisattva (虛空藏菩薩) is the designated zodiac guardian for those born in the year of the Ox (1961, 1973, 1985, 1997), and the Tiger (1962, 1974, 1986, 1998). Regarded as one of the eight great bodhisattvas, his name can be translated to "boundless space treasury" — a reference to his compassion and infinitely vast wisdom.

Described in Buddhist sutras alongside numerous historical accounts, Akasagarbha is a benevolent deity with wisdom as boundless as space itself. According to religious sutras, Akasagarbha bestows his followers with the Six Perfections, presenting values central to our pursuit of success:

1. Generosity
2. Morality
3. Patience
4. Diligence
5. Concentration 
6. Wisdom

Those born in the years of the Ox and the Tiger share a strong affinity with Akasagarbha Bodhisattva. As we recall the legend of the great zodiac race, we are reminded of the actions displayed by the Ox and the Tiger. Despite facing various setbacks at the final length of the race, the Ox and the Tiger demonstrated traits of diligence, industriousness, endurance and resolution. 

The wise and determined values characterised by the Ox and the Tiger marks their triumphs in reaching the end of the zodiac race, and stands as an apt reflection of the importance of these values in our own race towards our aspirations and success. 

Imperial Harvest’s Iconic Fine Jadeite Akasagarbha Bodhisattva

Building on the extensive research conducted by Master David, the Eight Zodiac Guardians collection honours Akasagarbha Bodhisattva’s mission to save humanity with great compassion. 

This exquisite Imperial Harvest treasure incorporates Akasagarbha Bodhisattva’s likeness in superlative grades of jadeite, granting them monumental cognizance to dispel any ignorance, and supercharging their income potential.

Auspicious Emblems

Catering to those born in the years of the Ox and the Tiger, Imperial Harvest’s iconic Akasagarbha Bodhisattva embodies 4 auspicious emblems, bringing prosperity, luck and abundance to its destined owners. 

These emblems featured in the Akasagarbha Bodhisattva are attributed with different functions to aid his designated devotees, empowering them to overcome various challenges in their personal and professional lives.

Five Buddha Crowns 五佛冠 

Akasagarbha Bodhisattva dons the Five Buddha Crown, a symbol of his infinitely vast wisdom as well as his authority to command and fulfil the wishes of his designated devotees. This auspicious symbol imparts wise and thoughtful decision making upon destined wearers, empowering them with the clarity and insight to achieve their goals and aspirations. 

Flaming Sword 烈焰佛光剑

The flaming sword wielded by Akasagarbha Bodhisattva symbolises how wisdom cuts through ignorance, a powerful allegory that illuminates the path to prosperity and success for his designated devotees. This removal of obstacles and challenges in an individual’s path fosters proactive actions, empowering them with inspiration and a multitude of opportunities.  

Lotus with Glistening Jewels 珍佛莲花 

Nestled in Akasagarbha Bodhisattva’s hand is a lotus surmounted by a wish-fulfilling jewel, a central icon representative of the clarity of body, speech and mind. In addition to this powerful symbol of triumph over obstacles and challenges. This wish-fulfilling jewel is one of the most formidable emblems of prosperity, aiding humanity in achieving abundance and success in their aspirations.

Mythical Phoenix (凤凰)

Legend dictates that Akasagarbha Bodhisattva resides in a heavenly realm filled with the sacred fragrance of Qinan Agarwood incense. The mythical phoenix rose from the ashes of the burnt incense, choosing to perch on Akasagarbha’s shoulder.

The image of the legendary phoenix is almost synonymous with good fortune, opportunities and luck. This auspicious emblem symbolises an all-conquering inner strength, and magnifying potential for success. As a personification of virtue, grace and self-reflective transformation, the phoenix endues influence and authority upon Akasagarbha Bodhisattva’s devotees — bestowing them with successful careers, businesses, investments, trading decisions.

Each jadeite treasure is impeccably hand-finished by Imperial Harvest’s team of master artisans, each boasting a wealth of multi-generational techniques in their craftsmanship. The signature radiance and intricacy detailing each Imperial Harvest Eight Zodiac Guardians treasure is derived from the artful jadeite cutting, carving and polishing techniques. Imperial Harvest maintains precise design specifications established by Master David, allowing each individual treasure to maintain the greatest echelons of craftsmanship.

The values and principles of Akasagarbha Bodhisattva inspire and resonate with countless people born in the years of the Ox and the Tiger. The infinitely vast wisdom imparted, as well as his thoughtful nature stands as a testament to self-development and reflection.

Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins 

The Thousand Hands Guan Yin (千手观音) is the designated guardian for those born in the year of the rat (1960, 1972, 1984, 1996). As one of the most notable and formidable manifestations of the Goddess Guan Yin, she is one of the most beloved deities amongst the Buddhist pantheon. 

Guan Yin celebrates her birthday thrice a year – each marking a pivotal point in her path to enlightenment. These milestones emphasise her enduring devotion towards the betterment of humanity and are a staunch reflection of her commitment to fostering unlimited human potential — values that are deeply resonant with the Imperial Harvest ethos.

Read about Guan Yin’s path to enlightenment here

Out of the myriad of manifestations that Guan Yin is able to assume, the Thousand Hands Guan Yin is the most powerful; and remains the most recognised manifestation. Those born in the year of the rat share a strong affinity with the Thousand Hands Guan Yin.

It is a common scholarly belief that the Thousand Hands Guan Yin originated in India around the 7th century (600s B.C.), with the creation of the Silk Road spreading her influence to the rest of East and Southeast Asia. In Buddhist traditions, Guan Yin is often depicted and revered alongside the Buddha Amitabha (zodiac guardian of the dog and boar) and the Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva (zodiac guardian of the horse), with the collective trio referred to as the "Three Saints of the West".

To hearken back to the legend of the great zodiac race, the victory of the rat teaches us many valuable lessons. Despite its minuscule stature, the rat displayed a wealth of intelligence, quick-wittedness, diligence, adaptability, clarity and open-mindedness. 

The forward-thinking nature of the rat, and its thoughtful decision-making reflects a preparatory, self-reflective attitude that ultimately paved the way for its triumph over the other zodiac animals.

The 16th century Ming dynasty novel, Complete Tale of Guanyin and the Southern Seas (南海觀音全撰), highlights one of the more popular accounts of the Thousand Hands Guan Yin. 

According to legend, Amitabha Buddha bestowed eleven heads upon the Thousand Hands Guan Yin, providing her with the wisdom required to understand and overcome mankind’s complex challenges. She was also granted a keen observation of opportunities and possibilities alike. She was also bestowed with a thousand hands, giving her the abilities required to bless those in need.

The Iconic Fine Jadeite Thousand Hands Guan Yin

The Eight Zodiac Guardians collection immortalises the Thousand Hands Guan Yin’s likeness in Imperial Harvest-grade jadeite, and is inspired by her noble mission of empowering humanity in achieving their fullest potential. 

Auspicious Emblems

Catering to those born in the year of the rat, the Thousand Hands Guan Yin accelerates breakthroughs and advancements in our blessed clients’ ventures. With blessings bestowed by the Thousand Hands Guan Yin, destined owners find themselves overcoming challenges in their personal and professional lives. 

The auspicious emblems featured in the Fine Jadeite Thousand Hands Guan Yin hold symbolic significance, and are attributed with different functions to aid devotees.

Bodhi Sutra Box

A receptacle meant to contain scriptures and teachings, it is conceptually representative of a treasure box. The Bodhi Sutra Box amplifies an individual’s wisdom and intelligence, surrounding them with industry-leading mentors on their path towards financial success and breakthroughs. 

Never Receding Dharma Wheel

The dharma wheel is a chariot wheel with eight spokes – representing eight streams of active and passive income. Hence, the dharma wheel is an emblem of Guan Yin’s vow to help humanity to achieve abundance and success. 

Agarwood Beads 

Numerous accounts across history have depicted Guan Yin with a necklace of agarwood beads draped around her neck. In Imperial Feng Shui, agarwood is a powerful amplifier of an individual’s direct wealth capacity, expanding your income potential from your career and business. 

Vase of Wisdom 

Serving as a symbol of financial abundance, the Vase of Wisdom forges powerful networks, connections and bonds between the wearer and their benefactors.

Gold Ingot 

A symbol of wealth, prosperity and success, the gold ingot held by the Thousand Hands Guan Yin enables the wearer to achieve their career aspirations and attract golden opportunities to make the next quantum leap.

Trident of Light 

One of the most powerful mediums wielded by the Thousand Hands Guan Yin, representing triumph over malefactors, obstacles and challenges. The trident empowers us to overcome our challenges and obstacles – allowing us to achieve our fullest potential in our career, business and investment ventures.

Sun Disc and Moon Disc  

The Sun And Moon Disc are physical representations of Guan Yin’s shedding light over darkness, illuminating the path to success for her devotees, enabling them to gain clarity, focus and insights to achieve their goals.

Obstacle Sundering Axe 

The axe wielded by the Thousand Hands Guan Yin wards off malefactors, removes obstacles, enabling the destined wearer to enjoy a smooth-sailing journey in their career and business ventures.

Lotus Bud 

The lotus bud is a powerful symbol of triumph over one’s obstacles. As the lotus starts growing only in the mud, it stands as a powerful allegory that mirrors our life journeys. In order for us to grow, we must make our way through muddy water – only then are we able to break the surface and emerge as a more wisened individual. 

Lotus Blossom 

Accounts of Guan Yin often depict her with a lotus blossom, a symbol central to her purity, wisdom and enlightenment. The fully bloomed lotus symbolises the spiritual victory over the senses. 

As one of the Thousand Hand Guan Yin’s most auspicious emblems, the lotus blossom symbolises her unyielding passion to aid those in need by bestowing them with immense luck. 

Each jadeite treasure is meticulously hand-finished by Imperial Harvest’s master craftsmen – each boasting a wealth of multi-generational techniques in this venerable craft. The signature lustre and intricacy detailing each Imperial Harvest Eight Zodiac Guardians treasure is derived from the artful application of jadeite cutting, carving and polishing techniques following a series of precise design specifications established by Master David.  Imperial Harvest maintains the highest quality control standards, allowing each treasure to occupy the highest echelons of craftsmanship. 

Today, the values and ethos of the Thousand Hands Guan Yin inspire countless people born under her designated zodiac sign. Her innovative and forward-thinking nature is a powerful testament to inner strength, self-development and self-reflection – with these values standing as a proud demonstration for those who are born in the year of the rat.

Estimated Reading Time: 3mins

Li Dong (7th Nov 2021) marks the start of the winter and brings about a season of reflection and preparation. 

Beneath the snow, new life is stirring. Roots are soaking up nourishment and buds are forming. When the time is right, spring’s beauty is sprung – leaves and shoots, buds and flowers, burst forth. 

Winter is a season of self-development and preparation, when we get ourselves ready for our important goals and targets in the coming year. 

At Imperial Harvest, winter is an important season, when many new clients embark on their lifelong journey of growth and success. 

According to the principles of Imperial Feng Shui, winter is associated with the Major Yin, which represents our personal luck. Our personal luck governs the events, people and opportunities we encounter. These external factors influence our perspectives, emotions and decisions in our race to achieve different milestones in life.

The great zodiac race is a metaphorical representation of our life journey, in which the victory of the Rat offers us many life lessons. According to legend, both the Rat and the Ox led the race despite being at the bottom of the food chain because they made the decision to wake up early. 

This act imparts the lesson that in the race of life, we advance and win by preparing ourselves early in the game.

In the final lap of the race, the Rat and the Ox were faced with a river to cross. Despite its physical limitations, the quick-witted Rat won the race against the Ox by jumping off the Ox’s ear.

In this lies another important lesson: the successful think outside the box, leveraging the best of their circumstances to overcome their limitations.

To quote Anthony Robbins, “It is in the moments of our decisions that our destiny is shaped.” 

The Rat may not have been the strongest, fittest or fastest among the twelve zodiac animals but it certainly made timely and astute decisions along the way to emerge as the champion of the zodiac race – distilling the wisdom that working hard and making good choices are equally important in the road to success. 

The Imperial Harvest Eight Zodiac Guardians collection is the culmination of the wisdom and insights gained from the zodiac race. 

 Many Imperial Harvest clients have these shared beliefs: 

1. They believe that life is a sum of our choices. Hence they chose Imperial Harvest as their life advisor to guide them as they journey through life. 
2. They believe in leveraging the power of their Imperial Harvest treasures to attract benefactors and opportunities to achieve success and breakthroughs 
3. They believe in preparing themselves early and ahead of the race to gain unassailable advantages against their formidable competitors 

Imperial Harvest’s iconic Eight Zodiac Guardians collection is an apt representation of these shared beliefs. The collection honours and celebrates these beliefs, forming a contemporary tribute to the credence of the zodiac race.

 What are the Eight Zodiac Guardians?

The Eight Zodiac Guardians are protectors of the twelve zodiac signs. Each Zodiac Guardian governs the careers, businesses, investments, trading decisions, health and relationships of their designated devotees. 

In paying homage to their all-encompassing reach, Master David conceptualised and designed a collection of the eight zodiac guardians: 

Thousand Hands Guan Yin - Rat

Akasagarbha Bodhisattva - Ox and Tiger

Manjusri Bodhisattva - Rabbit 

Samantabhadra Bodhisattva - Dragon and Snake

Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva - Horse

Vairochana Buddha - Sheep and Monkey

Acalanatha - Rooster

Amitabha Buddha - Dog and Boar

Imperial Harvest’s signature Eight Zodiac Guardians Collection bestows supreme luck upon its destined owners, empowering them to scale new heights and achieve breakthrough successes in both personal and professional endeavours.  

It is no wonder that the iconic Eight Zodiac Guardians Collection remains such a well-loved favourite amongst Imperial Harvest’s coterie of clients — ranging from those who have long embarked on their Imperial Harvest journey to those who have just started to delve into the art of Imperial Feng Shui.  

Superlative Qualities and Workmanship 

Carved in varying levels of relief, the luminosity of the jadeite is accentuated through a dynamic three-dimensional effect, in which the smooth unblemished surfaces provide a pleasing aesthetic contrast with the accompanying intricate detailing.

Each Imperial Harvest master artisan possesses a distinguished lineage of craftsmanship, with multi-generational skills inherited from forefathers devoted to crafting jadeites and other earthly treasures. The result - fine Imperial Feng Shui treasures of superlative quality, each boasting a wealth of time-honoured techniques in this venerable art. 

In order to maintain full control of the jadeite carving process, Imperial Harvest opts to work with master artisans specialising in traditional hand-carving techniques, achieving an extremely detailed finish inconceivable with machine carving. With the adherence to precise specifications and stringent quality control standards, only the finest jadeites are offered to our blessed clients.

The Eight Zodiac Guardians Collection encapsulates Imperial Harvest’s ethos and practice — translating the time-honoured practices of Imperial Feng Shui, in turn redefining and invigorating them with innovative contemporary perspectives and aesthetics. 

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Just as Li Qiu (立秋) denotes the start of the autumn season, Li Dong (立冬) heralds the arrival of winter. It forms the 19th of 24 terms of the solar calendar, beginning on 7 November this year. 

In many parts of the northern hemisphere, temperatures drop further during Li Dong, and the ground begins to harden with frost. These changes in the environment make it inhospitable to most crops, and brings a swift conclusion to the harvest season. Around this period, farmers pivot to the storage and processing of crops, and take the time to reflect and prepare for the following year. 

Cultural traditions of Li Dong 

It is during this time of pause that farmers look back on the year with pride and gratitude. In ancient Chinese civilizations, Li Dong came to be known as a time of thanksgiving, when farmers expressed their appreciation for the blessings of harvest. To seek respite from the rapidly-falling temperatures, many gathered indoors with loved ones during this period, indulging in activities that kept them warm both in body and in spirit. Over time, these cherished practices morphed into deeply-entrenched traditions upheld by many successive generations. 

Given the immense importance of agriculture to agrarian Chinese society, it was only natural that farmers’ own produce took centre stage in Li Dong celebrations. Ascribing the bountiful year of harvest to the blessings of their forefathers, people took pains to dedicate a portion of harvest to offerings to the ancestors. These elaborate worship sessions were also occasions for gatherings and communal feasts, when fresh produce would be used to prepare warming and nourishing dishes.  

With the onset of significantly lower temperatures, there was an emphasis on richer foods to commemorate Li Dong. These tended to be on the heavier side, to keep the body warm and adequately nourished. Examples of foods commonly consumed at Li Dong celebrations include glutinous rice balls with a bean paste filling, and a variety of meats cooked with wholesome herbs such as angelica and white peony bark and roots. 

The popularity of dumplings at Li Dong feasts stems largely from its Chinese term. In Chinese, the term for dumplings sounds similar to the description of two seasons meeting. This aptly describes the time of Li Dong, when autumn and winter meet and meld seamlessly into each other. Over time, the entrenchment of this homophone made consuming dumplings on this day an established tradition. 

Apart from a time of gratitude and feasting, Li Dong was also an occasion of forward preparation. Farmers used this time not only to gather and store their crops for the upcoming leanness of winter, but also to plan ahead for the upcoming year. Such strategizing included considerations of what types of crops to sow, how the weather would be like, as well as the anticipated demand for various crops. In essence, Li Dong was a period when farmers embarked on extensive planning and preparation to reap the greatest rewards from the subsequent year of harvest.

Imperial Traditions of Li Dong

Within the Imperial Palace, the arrival of Li Dong was met with no less fanfare. It was greatly anticipated by the emperors, many of whom fasted for days in preparation for the occasion. On Li Dong, they would then proceed to lead a procession of officials from the Forbidden City to outlying areas, where they would perform elaborate rituals to honour the gods of winter. These grand processions were certainly sights to behold, comprising scores of officials, horses, and symbols of the emperor’s power and authority. 

As part of these rituals, the emperor honoured contributions of soldiers and leaders who protected the country. He also prayed for protection for their spirits, and reiterated the importance of defending the nation against hostile forces.

Li Dong was also a period of reflection, planning and preparation for the emperor and the Imperial Palace.

It was when economic policies were planned, international relations were reviewed, and resources were gathered to upgrade and reinforce the military to strengthen national security. 

Imperial Harvest Welcomes Li Dong and the Season of Winter

Indeed, Li Dong was widely perceived across society as a time of consolidation, used to gather and take stock of resources, and plan ahead for the rigors of the upcoming year. With its illustrious history and profound wisdoms, Imperial Feng Shui was an important weapon used by generations of emperors to guard against obstacles and hindrances to their ruling success.

This Li Dong, Imperial Harvest pays tribute to its ethos of planning and preparation. With seasons of the year hugely significant in Imperial Feng Shui, several collections of Imperial Harvest collections draw on the role and philosophy of winter in this distinguished art.

Winter and Major Yin

According to Imperial Feng Shui principles, the season of winter is represented by the major yin, one of the four phenomena that collectively constitute the essence of Heaven and Earth. The major yin is an important aspect of Imperial Feng Shui, governing one’s personal luck. The amplification of luck is therefore undertaken by ensuring an optimal balance of major yin.

In a defining moment in Chinese dynastic history, Imperial Feng Shui masters of the Qing court uncovered the remarkable ability of fine jadeite pendants to balance the major yin. Arising from this seminal discovery is the enduring Imperial Feng Shui tradition of using such pendants as the instruments to balance the major yin. 

Today, Imperial Harvest remains true to the rigorous scholarly studies of these eminent masters, and the unrivalled capacity of fine jadeite pendants to balance the major yin. This classic Imperial Feng Shui treasure bestows upon the blessed wearer supreme luck and breakthrough successes, empowering him in his personal and professional pursuits.

Winter Solstice at the Temple of Heaven

Delving further into the imperial traditions of ancient Chinese history, the onset of Li Dong points to the imminent arrival of the winter solstice (冬至). Scientifically, the winter solstice indicates when daylight hours are the shortest, but centuries ago, its cultural and spiritual significance extended far beyond that.

In particular, the Forbidden City saw an annual flurry of heightened activity leading up to the winter solstice. It was a hugely important occasion for the emperor, who at this time of the year invariably ventured to the historic Temple of Heaven to perform the annual winter solstice prayers. These consisted of elaborate rituals to give thanks to the Heavens for the year of harvest, and prayers for continued peace and prosperity.

600 years after its completion, the ethos and lore of the Temple of Heaven is today encapsulated in the Imperial Harvest Bliss of Harvest collection. Inspired by the ideological and architectural grandeur of this revered monument, the Bliss of Harvest forms a contemporary tribute to the richness of the imperial winter solstice tradition.

Winter and the Water Star

Of the five elements in Imperial Feng Shui, water is the most closely associated with winter. This makes Li Dong an especially amenable gateway to a season of activating the water star (wealth sector) in the home. When activated correctly, the auspicious water star, or wealth star, duly ushers into the home boundless streams of prosperity, empowering occupants to manifest and savour the fruits of their unlimited human potential.

Contrary to the tenets of Imperial Feng Shui, contemporary Classical Feng Shui commonly prescribes water features such as fountains to activate the water star and catalyze an influx of wealth. Alas, such a practice stems from a misguided interpretation of Imperial Feng Shui classics. One only needs to look to the Forbidden City for verification - nowhere in the imperial court were any water features known to exist. Despite this, countless dynasties were ably led to decades of unity and prosperity by eminent emperors. Emperor Qian Long of the Qing dynasty, for instance, enjoyed widespread success not just on the battlefield, but also in forging economic growth and social harmony.

Indeed, success leaves clues. From Emperor Qian Long’s distinguished reign, as well as his extensive collections of fine crystals, it is evident that these treasures are the time-tested and proven rightful activators of the water star. 

The Mythical Creatures Collection - Dragon Turtle

The Imperial Harvest Dragon Turtle crystal is part of the Mythical Creatures collection, which draws inspiration from a legion of legendary creatures in ancient China. In Chinese mythology, these are iconic symbols often associated with auspicious tropes such as good luck and prosperity.

The dragon is one of the most powerful symbols in Imperial Feng Shui, representing courage, auspiciousness, and good luck. On the other hand, the turtle, often associated with the wisdom of the earth, epitomizes stability, longevity, and protection. 

As an amalgamation of these attributes, the mythical Dragon Turtle reigns supreme across the three realms of land, sea and air. It wields the ability to grant everlasting wealth to its destined owner, and also acts as a representation of protection and authority. As one of the nine descendants of the Dragon, it was also widely displayed in ancient Chinese palaces to herald its glorious return (荣耀归来).

In Imperial Feng Shui, the Dragon Turtle’s status as one of the Four Celestial Creatures further underscores its eminence. These Creatures function as guardians of the four cardinal directions, with the Dragon Turtle overseeing the northerly direction. Furthermore, the Four Celestial Creatures are commonly associated with other aspects such as emotions, elements and seasons of the year.

The Dragon Turtle aptly represents the season of winter, and is commonly celebrated for its traits and cultural importance during this time of the year. Combining the turtle’s grounded, consistent energy and the powerful wealth-garnering ambitions of the dragon, it fosters supreme career and business luck, particularly in highly-competitive industries. Additionally, it shields followers from adversity and misfortune, and is commonly viewed as a symbol of longevity, stability and support.

This upcoming Li Dong, Imperial Harvest celebrates its inherent spirit of reflection, thanksgiving and preparation. Diverse as they are, Imperial Harvest’s collections of fine jadeite pendants, Bliss of Harvest rings and fine crystals all draw on time-honoured Imperial Feng Shui applications and interpretations of the season of winter. 

With their multiple inherent associations with winter, the Imperial Harvest Dragon Turtle and Laughing Buddha crystals possess especially favourable Imperial Feng Shui properties this time of the year. 

To better understand the relevance of these fine crystal treasures to your prosperity aspirations, book a Bazi consultation with our expert consultants. They will advise you on leveraging their qualities to activate the auspicious water star, empowering you in fulfilling your unlimited human potential this winter season.

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The Goddess of Mercy, otherwise known as Guan Yin, is widely beloved in various Buddhist traditions. Often seen as a figure of eternal benevolence, she is celebrated as the spiritual embodiment of wisdom, compassion and mercy.

Each year, Buddhist communities around the world gather to celebrate three important milestones in Guan Yin’s path to attaining enlightenment along with her deification as the Goddess of Mercy.

These key milestones are recognised as the three birthdays of Guan Yin:

• 19th day of the 2nd lunar month: Guan Yin’s physical birth as a human 
• 19th day of the 6th lunar month: her attainment of enlightenment, and birth as a Bodhisattva
• 19th day of the 9th lunar month: her renunciation of worldly habits, and birth as a nun

Read more on Guan Yin’s Path to Enlightenment

With the arrival of Guan Yin’s third birthday this lunar month, Imperial Harvest commemorates her enduring spirit and devotion to the betterment of humanity. In particular, these three key collections embody the values endorsed by Guan Yin and manifest in her multifold blessings.

These collections are especially inspired by Guan Yin’s dedication to achieving greatness and her unyielding passion for helping humanity realize its limitless potential. Bestowing upon destined owners bountiful luck and groundbreaking growth, these exquisite treasures empower them with breakthroughs and successes in their personal and professional ventures.

The Eight Zodiac Guardians

Guan Yin assumes thirty-three different manifestations, some of which are designated guardians of the twelve zodiac signs. In paying homage to Guan Yin, Master David conceptualised and designed eight different zodiac guardians to cater to our clients’ range of zodiac signs.

The Thousand Hands Guan Yin is the guardian for those born in the year of the rat (1960, 1972, 1984, 1996) and is widely perceived to be the most influential and recognisable of Guan Yin’s manifestations.

One account of this formidable manifestation originates from a 16th century Ming dynasty novel, Complete Tale of Guanyin and the Southern Seas (南海觀音全撰) highlights Guan Yin’s vow to never rest until she had freed all beings from the cycle of rebirth. To aid Guan Yin on her noble mission to help humanity, Amitabha Buddha granted her eleven heads and a thousand arms, giving her the abilities required to bless those in need. Today, Guan Yin’s wisdom and intelligence empower countless devotees in overcoming their adversities and achieving their unlimited human potential.

The Imperial Harvest Eight Zodiac Guardians - Fine Jadeite Thousand Hands Guan Yin is inspired by Guan Yin’s noble mission of empowering humanity. 

Featuring eleven heads, Guan Yin is depicted in a meditative seated position atop a blossoming lotus flower, which is symbolic of her wisdom and enlightenment. She wields twelve intricately carved symbols of prosperity, representing the myriad of prosperous blessings bestowed upon the destined owner. 

Imperial Harvest’s Fine Jadeite Thousand Hands Guan Yin is hand-finished by master craftsmen, each boasting a wealth of multi-generational techniques and lineage in this venerable art. The signature lustrous appearance and intricate detailing within each piece are derived from the meticulous application of jadeite cutting, carving and polishing techniques.

The intricate design is carved according to precise specifications and held to strict quality control standards established by Master David. The use of traditional hand-carving techniques instead of automated machinery gives rise to unrivalled precision and detailing, allowing Imperial Harvest treasures to occupy the highest echelons of craftsmanship.  

The Thousand Hands Guan Yin empowers those born in the year of the rat with accelerated breakthroughs and advancements in their endeavours. Armed with Guan Yin’s abundant blessings, destined owners find themselves overcoming challenges in their careers, businesses, investment ventures and relationships.

Imperial Harvest Agarwood

Across history, numerous accounts of Guan Yin have featured her with a necklace or rosary of agarwood beads draped around her neck. She is said to have used these beads during her meditations while praying for her devotees, or even in invoking divine powers to aid her noble efforts towards the betterment of mankind. 

Agarwood is a fragrant, dark resinous wood formed from Aquilaria trees. Due to the rarity of natural Agarwood trees, Imperial Harvest-grade Agarwood has become one most sought-after commodities in the world, with a value that surpasses that of gold. 

Imperial Harvest sources all-natural Agarwood from forests deep in the mountains of South Asia, with the wood being free of man-made chemicals, fragrances or fertilisers. Agarwood is prized not only for its elegant fragrance and appearance, but also for its Imperial Feng Shui qualities. Meticulously hand-crafted and polished by Imperial Harvest’s master craftsmen, the Agarwood Collection empowers the destined owner with a life of spiritual and financial abundance.

Representing the values upheld by Guan Yin, the Imperial Harvest Agarwood Collection symbolises our clients’ capacities to forge their desired destinies and fulfil their fullest potential. With Guan Yin’s wisdom, the Agarwood Collection guides our blessed clients’ to develop new perspectives and ventures, empowering them to achieve astounding breakthroughs in their endeavours.

Guan Yin Crystal Collection

The Guan Yin Crystal Collection is impeccably designed by Master David and carved based on Imperial Harvest’s fundamental belief in humanity’s boundless aptitudes, and in the merits of perseverance.

The use of all-natural crystals activates the auspicious water star, which is present in our living and working environments. It plays an important role within the art of Imperial Feng Shui, governing intuition, wealth and opportunities. When installed in its destined owners’ properties, the water star catalyses the flow of prosperous energies, showering them with wealth, benefactor support and a myriad of boundless opportunities.

Each Imperial Harvest-grade crystal is emblematic of Guan Yin’s virtuous and unclouded qualities, with her likeness immortalised in immaculate, clear quartz crystal. The collection is characterised by its tasteful artistry and impeccable craftsmanship — hallmarks of the Imperial Harvest brand. In guiding destined owners to leverage the support of influential benefactors, the collection empowers them to carve out new opportunities in the pursuit of financial abundance, prosperity and stability. 

Guan Yin's act of renunciation saw her taking a leap of faith to give up her worldly habits, leaving the comforts of the status quo as a privileged princess. In assuming nunhood, Guan Yin demonstrated vision, courage and faith. It resonates with our ability to forge our own destinies — to free ourselves of our mental shackles and find the courage to leave the comforts of the shore in search of new and unknown horizons.

At Imperial Harvest, we are inspired by the merits and values of Guan Yin, and strive to uphold the philosophies that she advocates. Guan Yin’s values resonate with our own, emphasising Imperial Harvest’s mission to guide our blessed clients with insights into achieving their fullest potential and turning their goals into realities

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Our galleries are located at 402 Orchard Road, Delfi Orchard #02-07 & #02-08, Singapore 238876.

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The Goddess of Mercy, otherwise known as Guan Yin, is a figure of eternal benevolence. Widely beloved in various Buddhist traditions, she is celebrated as the spiritual embodiment of wisdom, compassion and mercy. 

Guan Yin’s path to enlightenment, along with her deification as the Goddess of Mercy, is defined by three key milestones. Over time, these auspicious dates have come to be celebrated by Buddhist communities as the three birthdays of Guan Yin:

• 19th day of the 2nd lunar month: Guan Yin’s physical birth as a human  
• 19th day of the 6th lunar month: attainment of enlightenment - “birth” as a Bodhisattva
• 19th day of the 9th lunar month: her initiation into the path of enlightenment - “birth” as a nun

The first birthday of Guan Yin falls on the 19th day of the 2nd lunar month, and marks the day that Guan Yin was born into a royal family as Princess Miao Shan. Her early years as a royal family princess helped her to appreciate dysfunctional social and economic orders, and she developed an unwavering conviction to help humanity achieve unlimited human potential.

Guan Yin’s second birthday falls on the 19th day of the 6th lunar month where she was deified as the Goddess of Mercy in the Buddhist pantheon. Anointed with boundless divine powers by Lord Buddha, she blesses her devotees with abundance, benefactors and prosperity. 

Lastly, her third birthday falls on the 19th day of the 9th lunar month (which coincides with 24th October 2021). This date marks her renunciation of worldly habits, leaving the comforts of the status quo, and her assumption of nunhood. Renunciation requires vision, courage and faith — the essential ingredients to achieve greatness. It means breaking old habits, liberating ourselves from mental shackles and having the courage to leave the shore to discover new oceans.

Imperial Harvest commemorates Guan Yin’s abiding passion to achieve greatness and her unyielding passion to help humanity fulfil their limitless potential.

Guan Yin’s Path to Enlightenment

Guan Yin’s path to Nirvana was documented in the Precious Scroll of Fragrant Mountain (香山寶卷), written during the Northern Song dynasty (960-1126).

According to this account, Guan Yin was born as Princess Miao Shan to King Miao Zhuang, the prevailing ruler of the Fucheng Kingdom. Alas, King Miao Zhuang was a domineering and evil figure who sought to dictate all aspects of his daughter's life. His single-minded pursuit of authority had also led to him torturing and killing numerous people.

During China’s dynastic history, crime rates were high and the government had to institute tough draconian laws and inhumane tortures as strong deterrence. Compassion was absent and unwelcome. 

Social mobility was virtually non-existent and people were confined to their lot in life. The path to success was limited as millions of students attempted the Imperial Examinations to compete for coveted but scarce civil servant positions.  

The result was a country void of compassion and dreams. Very few people had the courage to dream, to endeavour and to act to fulfil their fullest potential. 

Princess Miao Shan had lofty dreams for this society in decay. In envisioning a world of unlimited human potential, she wanted to inspire others to chase their dreams, within a compassionate and kind environment.

Princess Miao Shan’s pursuit of Buddhist studies gave her precious insights into the realization of her vision. She discovered that the Buddhist philosophy could guide one towards an unlimited, full, and satisfying life. 

Despite her father's vehement objections and the material comfort that she could have enjoyed as a princess, Miao Shan took a leap of faith and renounced her royal status as a princess on the 19th day of the 9th lunar month. She became a nun and dedicated her life to inspire millions of people to pursue their dreams and realise their fullest potential. 

Imperial Harvest’s Guan Yin Collections 

In commemoration of Guan Yin, Imperial Harvest celebrates her spirit and her devotion to guiding humanity to unlock their latent potential with the following Imperial Harvest collections. These collections inspire bountiful luck and groundbreaking growth, empowering her devotees to achieve breakthroughs and successes in their personal and professional endeavours.

Imperial Harvest Eight Zodiac Guardians

Guan Yin has thirty-three manifestations, with several of them being the designated guardians of the twelve zodiac signs. As a tribute to Guan Yin, Master David has conceptualised and designed eight different zodiac guardian designs, commissioning raw Imperial Harvest-grade jadeites for hand-finishing by our master craftsmen. 

Featured Design: Fine Jadeite Thousand Hand Guan Yin

Featuring eleven heads, the Thousand Hand Guan Yin is depicted in a meditative seated position atop a blossoming lotus flower. She wields twelve intricately carved symbols of prosperity, representing the myriad of prosperous blessings bestowed upon the destined owner. 

The Thousand Hand Guan Yin is hand-finished by Imperial Harvest’s master craftsmen, each boasting a multi-generational lineage in this venerable art. Its signature lustrous appearance and intricate detailing are derived from their meticulous application of leading jadeite cutting, carving and polishing techniques. 

As the zodiac guardian of those born in the year of the rat, the Thousand Hand Guan Yin has empowered numerous such clients with accelerated career breakthroughs and progressions. With her abundant blessings, they find themselves achieving sterling career prospects by consistently breaking sales records and obtaining powerful referrals from prospective and existing clients. 

Learn more about Eight Zodiac Guardians Collection here

Imperial Harvest-grade Agarwood 

Numerous historical accounts of Guan Yin feature her with a necklace or rosary of agarwood beads. She is said to have used it while invoking divine powers to aid her noble endeavours for the betterment of humanity. The centrality of this distinctive treasure to Guan Yin’s identity gave rise to its depiction in numerous illustrations and sculptures of her image.

The Imperial Harvest Agarwood Collection draws inspiration from Guan Yin’s agarwood beads. It embodies our clients’ capacities to forge their desired destinies, and guides their development of new perspectives and ventures. With Guan Yin’s unwavering support, this cherished collection empowers our blessed clients in achieving astounding growth in the endeavours they undertake.

Learn more about our Agarwood collection here

Imperial Harvest Guan Yin Crystal Collection

The immaculate qualities of the Imperial Harvest Crystal Collection are emblematic of Guan Yin’s virtuous and unclouded qualities. Each Imperial Harvest-grade Crystal is impeccably designed and crafted based on a fundamental belief in unlimited human potential, and in the merits of unceasing perseverance. 

At Imperial Harvest, Guan Yin’s likeness is immortalised in rare clear quartz and promotes harmony, overcoming adversities and conquering inner fears. This culminates in an Imperial Feng Shui Treasure that empowers individuals to carve new opportunities and harness immense benefactor support in their pursuit of financial abundance, prosperity and stability. 

Today, the legend and merits of Guan Yin inspire countless people across Asia and beyond. At Imperial Harvest, we are similarly regaled by tales of her power, compassion and wisdom. Her merits are a powerful testament to inner strength and transformation, echoing the Imperial Harvest ethos of providing guidance and insight to our blessed clients through their life journeys. 

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Your expert consultants are on hand to help you find the perfect Imperial Harvest treasure. Book a complimentary consultation today or contact us at +65 91221826. 

Our galleries are located at 402 Orchard Road, Delfi Orchard #02-07 & #02-08, Singapore 238876.

Opening Hours: Mon-Fri, 12pm-8pm, Sat: 10am-6pm, Closed on Sundays